The 12 Days of Christmas Movies

The Christmas season is a time for family, friends, and Christmas movies. Christmas movies have been a staple of the holiday season since the 1940s when they began to be televised on Christmas Eve. From "A Christmas Story" to "It's A Wonderful Life," these classics are sure to bring back fond memories from Christmases past. In honor of this year's 12 Days of Christmas Movies, we've compiled a list of some popular favorite movies of all time that you can watch or purchase on Amazon Prime that the whole family will love!



"Miracle on 34th Street"

Miracle on 34th Street is a holiday classic, and its enduring popularity has inspired multiple remakes. A young department store Santa Claus must convince the world that he's the real thing in this 1947 film starring Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle.

Kris helps an unhappy mother find her Christmas cheer when she visits his toy shop.

This is a great Christmas movie! I love how it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside when watching this film during Christmas time. It's a must-see every year to capture the holiday magic! If you want to watch Miracle on 34th Street, click here.

The Miracle on 34th Street



"It's a Wonderful Life"

It's a Wonderful Life is a beloved holiday movie that tells the story of George Bailey, who has spent his life trying to serve others in order to make up for an incident he wishes never happened. When Mr. Potter tries to take over Bedford Falls and turn it into "Pottersville," George must enlist help from friends and family in order to save Christmas for his town.

It's A Wonderful Life




"A Christmas Story"

A Christmas Story is the tale of young Ralphie Parker who desperately wants a Red Ryder B-B gun under the Christmas tree, only to be told he'll shoot his eye out by everyone around him. Along with friends and family, this classic movie follows all of Ralphie's Christmas dreams, even when he doesn't get the gift he was hoping for.

A Christmas Story





"Elf"

Buddy (Will Ferrell) is a human who accidentally gets taken in by Santa Claus and raised as an elf at the North Pole. When Buddy learns that his father is on the naughty list and is about to be deported, he sets out for New York City in order to save him. Elf is a heartwarming Christmas classic that will make you laugh and cry - and believe in the magic of Christmas all over again.

Elf






"The Muppet Christmas Carol"

The Muppet Christmas Carol is a family favorite that captures all of the Christmas spirits. It tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a cold-hearted old man who is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve in order to teach him about Christmas and the true meaning behind it. This movie has become a classic, with many versions available including one narrated by Michael Caine himself!

The Muppet Christmas Carol







"Home Alone"

Home Alone is a Christmas classic that follows the story of a young boy Kevin McCallister, who accidentally gets left behind when his family goes on vacation. When two burglars try to rob his home, Kevin must use all of his cunning and resourcefulness to outsmart them and save Christmas. This movie is hilarious and shows that Christmas is the time for family and love! You can watch Home Alone on Amazon or buy it here if you want to own a copy.

Home Alone








"The Santa Clause"

When Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) accidentally kills Santa, he must step in as Christmas's newest hero. He learns how to fly reindeer and deliver Christmas presents, all while trying to keep his son from learning the truth about Christmas. This family favorite is both heartwarming and funny - just like Christmas itself!

You can watch The Santa Clause on Amazon. And if you want to own a copy of your very own, click here!

The Santa Clause








Honorable Mentions

  • A Very Murray Christmas

  • Mickey's Christmas Carol

  • Nightmare Before Christmas

  • National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation









This holiday season, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite classic Christmas movies. A lot has changed in the world and more than ever before, people are looking for nostalgia to get them through these difficult times. These films offer that familiarity with cheer and good tidings that remind us what it is like to be surrounded by friends and family during such an important period of the year. We hope you enjoy these classics as much as we do! What is your go-to movie? Let me know in the comments below!

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